this is eyewitness news this morning, coverage you can count on. >> right now on eyewitness news this morning, there is relief frr the family of a three-year-old who disappeared with his mother and an escaped inmate. >> and believe me, you don't know how happy i am. >> now, we are asking when the boy could return to florida. and a brevard county woman says she came home to find this, a car in her kitchen. we're work to find out what caused that crash. good morning, it is saturday february 13th. i'm darlene jones. time now is 6:00. first, here is a live look outside over downtown overlan toe this morning chl meteorologist marina jerick is in severe weather center 9.

morning but not going to stay mild as we head into the day. as expected, partly cloudy skies, cold front about to inch into our viewing area, and it is going to bring us a cooler valentine's weekend behind it. we can definitely see those people's exhibit no. skies, and it is feeling good out there for now. we are in the mid to upper 50s , and we are going to be in the 60s this afternoon behind that front. winds right now pretty quiet only about #5 to 10. we are going to see the northerly winds take over about 10 to 15 inland and up to 20 along the coast as we head into the day. as promised, 60s throughout the reon. a couple upper 50s in flagler and volusia county, but we are going to be cooler today and into tomorrow before we warm back up monday. developing this morning, we are working to find out when an es kauped inmate, his girlfriend, and her three-year-old son will return to florida. as we told you last night, they were found 800 miles away in kentucky.

julie is live in day toe na beach this morning where the r,io is last seen. the child's grandfather saws he's relieved no one was hurt in all that. dmr well, he was relieved that the two of them and his grandson were all caught no one luckily was hurt during all of this. now, the escaped prisoner ran off -- took off with his girlfriend from this hoe tole nearly three weeks ago, and the u.s. marshals's task force them took them spoo custody without any problem around 3:30 friday. they were in we are three-year-old son and located in kentucky. everyone is safe and the child is now in protective custody until he can be placed with family. bullock was serving an eight-year prison sentence for multiple felonies including robbery, blarly, and grand theft. about three weeks ago, he left at a hotel. he cut off his monitor bracelet and took off.

take a listen to how relieved he is. >> main thing is my grandson, zander, is coming home, and believe me, you toent -- don't know how happy i am. >> and the couple is now facing several charges, including escaping. and she is facing charges including helping with that escape, and we're told that more charges are pending. reporting live in volusia county, julie, eyewitness news this morning. new from overnight, a brevard county homeowner said she came home to find a car in her kitchen. take a look at this video. it happened on candlewick drive in melbourne just north of north wickham road. the homeowner told us she was at her sister's house when a neighbor called her about this crash. she told us this isn't the first time her home has been hit. >> well, i had an incident back on december the 10th where i also had a car come through the -- the sun room. they just don't seem to stop on forest lake. >> state troopers are

no injuries have been reported so far. also, new from overnight,working to find out what led police to rush a parking lot at a country club in daytona beach. you can see here in this video, police put up crime scene at the scene about 2:00 this morning. this is a a mile from the daytona international speedway. so far, they haven't called us back. we'll continue to monitor this story and bring you an update as soon as we get more information. overlan toe police returned to the scene of the deadly nightclub shooting. two were killed and several others were injured. we watched as crime scene investigators carried out camera equipment from inside the nightclub. there have been reports shooting could have had tied to drug operations in puerto rico. i spoke to an extert with the gang unit at the orange county jail, and he told us they spend time evaluating where criminals are coming from.

engineering, that data, try to determine whether or not they are bringing their crime trends or fwang trends to us. >> yesterday, we learned police arrested jose lopez the night of the shooting. he has since bonded out of jail on charges of carrying a concealed weapon and tampering with evidence. police expect more arrests in this case. tonight, the republican candidates for president will square off in a debate in south carolina, the site of the next republican primary. but last night, donald trump was in tampa to expand his lead over jeb bush and marco rubio. eyewitness news this morning's michael found out what that rally means at this point in the reyes. >> donald trump focussed mostly on policy, not on attacking his rivals. he almost didn't need to talk about the other dpies since he's leading them in most polls. as usual, donald trump dud not hold back in tampa. >> we are angry because we are run incompetent by incompetent people. we're run incompetent.

into the sun tome to hear the leading republican presidential kand tat. trump delivered on a promise he would not use foul language. with this youd, he didn't need it. >> who's going to pay for the wall? >> who? >> trump is fresh off his win in the new hampshire primary. he spent most of the night talking issues, though he didn't hold back when it came to former governor jeb bush. >> jeb, he's asleep. . he's aleap at the wheel, folks. seriously, can you imagine yeb negotiating with china? >> not everyone agreed with the message. about 50 protesters gathered outside calling on voters to dump trump. trump's tuff talk is why they like him. >> he didn't use any bad language and appeared very presidential to me. >> the next repub lu can primary is in south carolina. trump said if he wins there, he

of the reyeses. it'll be important to watch not only how he performs but how the other candidates do, as well. reporting in tampa, eyewitness news. democratic hopefuls hilary clinton and bernie sanders are back on the campaign trail chl yesterday in south carolina, clinton stepped up her attack against sanders. she accused sapders of smearing president barack obama's legacy. democratic primary in south carolina is february 27th. the republican primary is february 20th. remember, you can get the latest on all of the 2016 presidential candidates by downloading our free wftv news app. the most powerful democrat in the u.s. senate wants allen grayson to end his bid for u.s. senate. on friday, u.s. senate minority leader harry reid said congressman allen jayson needs to drop out of the race. he said the accusations are a political attack.

to sign a bill that would punish north korea. conducted its fourth nuclear test. yesterday, congress approved the bill preventing the country from getting the money it needs to develop nuclear warheads and long-range missiles. the u.s. has also temporarily deployed additional patriot missiles into south korea. and orlando police internal affairs officer is under investigation accused of hitting a vehicle in her city-issued car and driving away after she had been drinking. >> how long ago do you think your last beer was? >> i don't know. >> his dash camera video shows off duty officer. she said she wasn't in an accident, but a 911 caller saw the whole thing and took down her license plate. when officers arrived, they found damage to her car. investigators say she admitted to drinking, but altamonte police only gave her criminal

>> the 911 caller described her as being highly intoxicated. >> again, he did. that is something that the officer took into account, but everybody's definition of highly intoxicated is a full spectrum. >> she's now off the job. altamonte springs police say they are now investigating how that officer handled the call. palm bay police are searching for a man who they say years. these pictures here show douglas adams. he's accused of sexually abusing ago child. the picture on the left is what the 66-year-old looks like now. he was supposed to turn himself into police back in the late 1990s. investigators say he's now assumed the identity of a dead man. more information on our wftv facebook page to help police and their search. the school district still has not agreed to give its teachers a raise, but union leaders say there's been significant progress in negotiations.

asking for a 4% raise instead of 6%. the district is standing firm, though, on its 2.5% offer because they say they've added $2 million to the benefits package. if you plan to drive on 1792 through winter park in maitland, you may want to find another park. we told you thursday night construction crews closed from park avenue and winter park to monroe avenue in maitland. the project caused headaches for drivers there. you can see from this video chl the project will last until monday morning, but it will pick back up again next weekend. we posted more information on that closure as well as how you can get around it. go to wftv.com/weblinks. time now, 6:10. meteorologist marina is in severe weather center 9. some may call this a picture-perfect weekend. >> it's beautiful. going to be cooler, but beautiful. we are going to see a minor hiccup at the beach today with a small craft advisory. rips are moderate, versus last weekend when they were high. still swim to a life guard station.

chilly seas, 64 to 62 degrees water temp. low 60s in brevard county as we head into the intracoastal, water and chop both today and tomorrow with seas at 3 to 6 feet. from west to east in ocala, pristine sunshine after that cold front moves through this morning with a high of 62 at 2:00. lots of sunshine with pa high of 66, and in daytona beach, soak in the sun with a cooler high of 59 at noon. darlene. there are now 20 cases of the zika virus here. next, why one county told us its most powerful tool to fight mosquitos is basically useless. and this mural is supposed to honor a local city's history. it's at the center of controversy. why there are now questions

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good morning. we've got a cold front moving through as we speak. that is going to be changing our temperatures for the weekend. our satellite radar showing that we are partly cloudy so it's milder this morning but that frontal system already starting to enter giving you the bigger perspective here ushering in that cooler and clearer air. we will be looking at lots of sunshine as we move into the day today, which is fantastic. taking a look at current temps, we are in the 50s. so it is quite a comfortable, mild start. clouds have a lot to do with that, but as soon as those clouds clear and that front clears by 8:00 this morning, we are going to be looking at cooler temperatures, and it's going to get breezy. we are going to see northerly winds about 10 to 15 inland and up to 20 along the coast. right now, it's pretty quiet. you can start to see northerly winds as that frontal system starts to push forward. for your day today, front passing this morning. going to get cooler.

it'll be breezy. cooler night tonight. we are talking low 40s so it's going to be a chilly saturday night to head out and about into our early sunday morning. future track 89 is showing us the story very nicely here. that front will pass but. by 9:00, xhoetly clear, then tomorrow morning, i might be tracking a few showers along the coast in the morning. we are going to start to get a little bit of an onshore flow. as that happens, some isolated showers will start to move towards the i-4 corridor. it's very isolated, giving it about a 10% shot, but it's still there. keep that in mind for your sunday as we definitely will be cloudier. downtown orlando, upper 50s by 9:00 then you can see we pretty much top out in the mid to upper 60s by midday be 64 at noon. plenty of sunshine, but we are going to get that nice cool breeze that's going to make things feel cooler than they actually are. in lake county, plenty of sunshine. 63 in the villages.

64 mount -- 66 in claire minute. lees burg, lakes ot leesburg and the royal high lands and duke's lake and mascot looking at temperatures in the mid 60s. upper 60s as you head towards downtown orlando. 42 tonight. it's going to be a chilly start to your sunday morning but then we start to warm up into our monday before our next cold front mos through monday night into tuesday. it's not quite as strong so our temperatures will stay in the 70s for the rest of the week with our best chance of rain coming in on tuesday morning. darlene. an orange county school board member is defending her decision to spend taxpayer money on this controversial mural at apopka elementary school. it features school board member and apopka mayor on a wall that pays tribute to the city's history. so we asked is this really a political move instead. >> apopka mayor has only been in office two years and already has a mural in the entryway of apopka middle school. that's him holding the

county school board member, christine moore, who also happens to be a political consultant. >> some peel would say that put ago photo of you and the mayor and elementary schoolers is political. >> if you are going to do the history of the area, wouldn't that be an appropriate thing to do? >> the murals cost $6,500, and 2,500 came out of moore's school district budget. >> is this an appropriate use of taxpayer money? >> to history, absolutely. because the whole -- we've done history projects in all these schools. >> moore also commissioned this mural at elementary, but it focuses on nature, not politicians. 9 investigates has told you about other questions surrounding moore's role as a political consultant and school board member. she filed a complaint against a teacher at apopka high school over this campaign ad featured turg -- during the school play. as it turns out, the candidate featured in the ad is running against apopka city councilman

campaign manager. >> moore told us anyone who has an issue with the mural can help with the next project. the county school superintendent resigned after being investigated for allegedly making sexual passes at a coworker. sooun inten -- superunten dent catherine resigned hours before a school board meeting. associate superintendent greg rivers filed complaints against her, but she was cleared of any wrong doing. mount doris city officials decided to continue with their manager. earlier this week we told you the city stopped looking for candidates because f of scheduling conflicts. now, they'll continue the application and interview process until february 26th. the ks of finding a new interim city manager will run about $50,000. federal agencies are now working to see if there are any health lists linked to the rubber found on playgrounds and sports fields chl we told you about this artificial turf for months.

announced the centers for disease control, consumer products safety commission and the environmental protection agency will now work together to look for risks. crumb rubber is made up of ground up scrap tires. there are now fears mosquito-born zika virus can cause pregnant women to miscarry. the concerns come after two women suffered miskarnls. eyewitness news this morning's mike asks what orange county is now doing to combat that virus. >> it's a trap. >> you're trapping them in? >> yep. >> orange county mosquito control has all kinds of tools to trap and kill mosquitos. >> we want to get rid of all of them. >> this fog machine is one of the most powerful tools the county has to get that job done. >> and then -- >> this is what you spray to kill the ms. quitos. >> adult mosquitos in the evening. this is what you would see. >> but you won't see it this time of year. that's because it's not effective in cooler months, and that means orange county has one less tool to fight mosquitos.

two species only pick artificial containers. >> she's talking about two species in particular. those are the two species suspected of carrying the zika virus, but right now, there is no test to determine if any of these mosquitos actually has the virus, and because they only breed in manmade containers, the county is limited in what it can do to help. >> so difficult to control because it's up to everybody to try to see what's in their own yards and neighborhoods and get rid of that standing water. >> you can also find mosquitos breeding in local junk yards. the junk yard worker at no time want to talk with us on camera but showed how he pokes holes in trunks to drain the standing water. >> orange county mosquito control told us it plans to meet with its counterparts within the next couple of weeks to exchange ideas on how to best attack the population.

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growth, a lot of activity, and this is going to be one of the key pieces of the puzzle to keep people moving. >> construction crews are set to widen if 417 near the 408 from two lanes to three next week. the $27 million project is scheduled to be finished next year. u krshgf will pitch its idea for a new town town campus to the board of governors next month. they say the new campus would benefit low kas businesses. school leaders expect 5,400 students will enroll during the first year and anticipate producing about 1,800 graduates each year. this morning, a father is relieved his daughter and grandson are safe after they took off with an escaped inmate. >> everyone is safe. >> next, we're working to find out when they could all return to florida. it's a mild start to our morning, but cold front is moving through as we speak, so it is going to be a cooler afternoon. i'll let you know your valentine's weekend temperatures coming up. but fishgs, here are some ideas on how to spend your day.

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this is eyewitness news this morning, coverage you can count on. >> an inmate who escaped from a volusia county work release program with his fwoif and -- girlfriend and her three-year-old son have been caught in kentucky. time now is almost 6:30. let's get you outside to get a live look over downtown orlando. still dark and early out there this morning. meteorologist marina jerrick is in severe weather center 9. >> a cold front is moving through right now. going to take a couple of hours to clear, but when it does, it's going to be a breezy and cooler valentine's weekend. we are going to be looking at a high of 68 today. a low of 42 tonight. so it'll be a chilly start to our sunday and 66 tomorrow with clouds increasing at about a 10% shot of an isolated shower, but not pad bad. the villages today, pristine sunshine.

we'll be topping out at 64 degrees at 2:00. in apopka and the i-4 corridor, lots of sunshine as we top out at 64. in coco beach, pristine sunshine, as well, with a high of 64. developing this morning, a flagler county father is expected to head to kentucky this weekend to pick up his grandson after u.s. marshals found him with his mother and an escaped inmate. eyewitness news this morning's julie is live in daytona beach shores. julie, the woman's father says he has no idea why she left there with tes caped inmate. >> he told us he's had disappointments all his life but nothing like this, nothing as scary. now, it's been nearly three weeks since that prisoner escaped from this hotel in daytona beach shores just nearly three weeks ago. the u.s. marshals task force took gary bullock and his girlfriend, nat asha quigley

they were with her three-year-old son and located in kentucky. everyone is safe and the child is in protective custody until he can be placed with family. bullock was serving an eight-year prison sentence for multiple felonies. about three weeks ago, he had left a prison facility for a work release program at a hotel. we spoke to the three-year-old's grandfather. he was relieved the two were caught and no one was hurt. >> it's relief. it's knowing we have our it's knowing that everyone is safe. no one got hurt. >> and bullock faces several charges, including escaping from prison, and she faces several charges including helping him. we're told additional charges will be coming. reporting lye in volusia county, julie, eyewitness news this morning. the brevard county deputy who was fired and arrested for his alleged sexual misconduct

tifrnt law enforcement agency. former tepty barry taylor lost his job after he was accused of having sex with a female inmate, but a new document from the sheriff's office shows the department has now asked for a new prosecutor because taylor is related to one in brevard county. the main suspect in a brinks armored truck heist has rejected a plea deals and now scheduled to go on trial in may. take a look at this surveillance video here. orange county tep -- deputies say the man stealing the bag is charles chutes. he grabs the bag while the brinks driver was loading an atm last october. he rejected a deal to pay back $52,000 that's still missing, and he would have also been required to serve ten years in prison. a police officer has resigned after he came forward with information that his lieutenant might be protecting ing members. gregory hedges did not give a reason for quitting, but last

and another officer were tipped off by nofrmants and claimed he was involved in selling drugs and protecting gang members. hedges was written up for that i canning that to the orange koungty sheriff's office and for not reporting it within his own department. crime scene investigator spent all night looking for clues at an orlando nightclub where 2002 people were killed nearly a week ago. yesterday, we told you police arrested one person in that shooting. the suspect has since bonded out of jail. police won't say why they returned to the club overnight, but eyewitness news report it is police chief says detectives are working around the clock to make more arrests. >> nearly a week after a deadly gun battle erupted inside the glitz ultra lounge, police and the crime scene unit were back out here. they surrounded the clean up with yellow tape but would not tell me why they were there investigating. the two men killed were joseph and jonathan rojas. rojas, according to a newspaper out of puerto rico, says he was

crimes there. the newspaper also stated sources that believe the gunman who shot the man could have been ordered by a drug kingpin out of orlando. he did not know whether puerto rico's failing economy is bringing drug turf wars here. >> any time there is loss of life is a concern. >> gang expeart rusty who worked for years as commander of the gang unit at the orange county jail told me it should be a concern. an incident like this raises some questions. >> obviously, we need to look at to determine whether or not if this is somewhat of an isolated case or these individuals or these dproups, if it turns out to be that, have somewhat of a foothold here. are they just coming here to visit to take care or something or coming here to establish something? >> eyewitness news. >> the club is now closed. orlando police told us while there were extensive security measures in place, there was either a lapse in that security or staff at the club did not

daytona beach police are still looking for two people who robbed a woman at gunpoint in her driveway. take a look at this sketch here. police say they believe a man who looks like this and an accomplice robbed a woman on north grand view avenue last week. the victim told police both men had guns and demanded money. she gave them $50 cash, and they took off. if you recognize this person, you are asked to call daytona police. if you pay for flood insurance, your premium paechlts may soon change. the county will discuss new coastal flood insurance rate maps during two meetings on february 25th. the meetings are at the port korng regional library. residents could check out the maps and ask questions how they could be impacted. brevard, seminole, and sum ter counties all earned a grades. six other counties each earned an overall grade of b. district officials say the credit should go to the teachers. >> they really focussed on teaching the stand arz, the standards for their particular

obviously did an outstanding job. >> the validity of the new florida standardized assessment tests have been questioned because of technical issues. earlier this week, the orange county school district sent out grades hold little value. if you would like to see how your school district did or a information on wftv.com. all you have to do is go there and quick on the web links. hawks are attracting people outside a local library. next, the warning for visitors and why the bird's next can't be removed. it's a mild start, but cold front is moving through so as it does so, it'll be leaving us

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time now 639 teem time. a gorgeous sunrise starting to take shape. meteorologist marina is in severe weather center 9. >> a beautiful start to the day today as that cold front is going to quickly push through and be out of here in the next hour and #2k0 minutes, but it's going to leave in its wake today. we were in the mid 70s yesterday so we are going to be about 7 to 10 degrees cooler as we head into our afternoon today topping out 63 in ocala in the villages. 57 palm coast and 65 in coco beach. from west to east today, pristine sunshine behind this frontal system chl we are going to op out at 62 at 2:00. in winter park in the i-4

we top out at 66 degrees in 2:00. palm bay, we'll see plenty of sunshine throughout brevard county as we see a high of 65. it's hawk nesting season, and port orange city leaders are warning visitors to watch out for the aggressive birds when they try to go to the library. city officials place signs warning people at the library and around city hall about a month ago. take a look at this video. swooped over our camera when we were there yesterday. the woman told us one of the birds attacked her mother. others are worried the hawks could cause serious injuries. >> they are aggressive. they are predators. i mean, i just think that if we had an alligator over in the pond, they wouldn't let it stay there. it's a threat to people. >> the birds and their nests are protected, so they can't be moved. hawk-nesting season usually lasts about three months. imagine living near a house constantly hosting wild parties full of sex and guns. >> it's a place are you can come and be yourself. >> anchor jamie holmes confronts

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setting an airport record, and domestic passengers nearly tripled from a lull in 2010. >> pretty impressive. >> we learned that's the bush behind these expansion plans. with e got a look at early renderings with an estimated cost of about $45 million. >> you reach a certain capacity level then you need to start planning for the next phase. >> airport ceo di actionne cruz told us most of that will be paid for with fees collected from plane tickets but around $9 million will come from taxpayers through the florida department of transportation. >> i don't think one terminal is going to hurt, another one. i don't think one other terminal, but i don't think it should get much bigger than that. that's why people come here. >> the expansion will streamline security to one central check point and separate arrivals and departures, meaning as crowds of parszen jers grow, the lines will hopefully stay short. >> simpler, faster, better, that's our motto. we want to retain that. the only way to do that is to

experience is very, very positive. >> they hope to break grown in may of 2017, and the project could be completed by 2020. we will, of course, keep you posted. in seminole county, eyewitness news. >> the expansion plans still need to be approved by the faa. airport officials told us they are in the beginning stages but don't anticipate any problems. orlando international airport saw a record number of passengers traveling through the airport last year. in 2015, more than 38 million passengers came through. that breaks the previous record set back in 2007 of almost 36-and-a-half million travelers. people. the u.s. coast dard now says a cruise ship rocked by a powerful storm was damaged. royal caribbean's anthem of the seas cruise ship hit the rough weather on its way to the bahamas from new jersey.

investigation questioning why the storm. the international space station will have to wait for more supplies from the cape canaveral airport station. a launch was delayed because mold was found in some of the bags carrying the supplies. the orbital spacecraft was supposed to launch on march 10th, but officials say the spacecraft won't launch now until some time after that. decontaminating the bag. officials say the bags would not have harmed the astronauts in space. florida wildlife officials spent the week counting just how many are swimming in our waters. this is the last day for the manatee population. they spotted more than 6,000 last year. manatees have been reclassified from endangered to threatened this year because of their growing population. time now is 6:48. wow! gorgeous sunrise to start our day. >> it is absolutely beautiful so if you got some plans to head out and about, we are going to

rest of the day because of a cold front that's moving through as we speak. you can see that clearing line of those clouds, which is unbelievable taking a look at this live shot here of downtown orlando. we are going to continue to clear as that front slowly but surely pushes through. so right now, right on top of mareon and flagler county. it is going to be pushing rapidly through our area here in the next 60 minutes. our satellite radar showing, of course, the broader perspective. it is going to be bringing in some cooler air behind it. so cooler and breezy with northerly winds at about 10 to 15 as we head into the rest of the day today. so 50s right now. it's quite mild. tomorrow morning we are going to be waking up to temperatures 15 degrees cooler than this, so wait for the low 40s early sunday. dew points are in the 40s and 50s. very comfortable. they are foing to get drier as we head into the next few hours. so there's future track 9 hour by hour pushing that cold front completely out of here by 9:00 in the morning and then tomorrow, we are going to get a bit more of an onshore flow.

to start to see a chance for scattered, isolated showers along the coastline, then as we head spoo the afternoon, it's going to push towards the i-4 corridor. about a 10% chance, very isolated. i want you to know that tomorrow afternoon, we could be looking at a couple of showers as we head into the day. it'll definitely be cloudier. we've got the next two fronts on tap. this morning, our first front will push through in the next couple of hours. as we head into sunday, clouds will increase. monday night into tuesday morning is going to be our best shot with that second front pushing through as we head spoo the middle of the week. our best chance of rain will hold off until monday night into tuesday morning, but we could see a few sprinkles tomorrow. along the coast today, pristine sunshine, however, we are going to continue to see moderate rips as well as a small craft advisory because the winds will be gusty today. 65 in melbourne and coco. merit island, 64 in titusville. 58 in new smyrna beach. 59 in day toe na beach. 57 in flagler. definitely cooler.

sunshine with temperatures in the upper 60s, 68 downtown, 65 apopka. around metro west, waterford lakes, we are going to be looking at a colder day. tonight, clear and chilly. 37 frees in ocala. the rest of us are going to be in the low 40s with a couple of 50s holding on in southern brevard. five-day fore was with weekend always in view showing that today will definitely be the sunniest day of the weekend. clouds will increase tomorrow with that slight shower chance. if you are looking for something to do this morning in the will be paws in the park. dog walk and festival. make sure you head out there with your four-legged friends. darlene. it is the most notorious party house in central florida, and neighbors and county officials are fighting to shut this place down. eyewitness news this morning anchor jamie holmes reports this party won't end without a fight. we have to warn you, some of the content here requires viewer discretion. >> welcome to the sausage castle.

guns while riding airboats, canons, and have a lot of sex. >> this is pretty much the wall of shame. >> this is the creation of mike, social media sensation, who carved out five acres of swampland and turned it into central florida's craziest party house. >> it's more than just a house. it's a way of life. >> osceola county, though, is redty to pull the plug. deputies have been here dozens of times in the last six years for noise complaints, and he's been arrested for charging for alcohol. in all that time, though, he's never really been stopped until now. >> the next one that shoots a gun off, going out there and singing like a bird. >> the county is not enforcing moral issues. we are enforcing it from a law enforcement and from a public safety issue. >> do me a favor so we don't have to come back out. don't fire. >> going after him for code violations. he's racked up a million dollars in fines for several violations

now, the county has begun foreclosure. they'll bulldoze the home and sell the property which should go for about a quarter of what he owes. >> that's a cost we don't know if we'll get that money back or not. >> this guy's sex parties are costing taxpayer money? >> every time he has one. >> part of the problem is sausage castle is across the street from the neighborhood. >> nothing i do is good enough for them. they want to take down mike. why? they don't ge with my way of living. >> this is a place for consenting adults to do what they want. he is redty to fight for his right to party. in st. cloud, jamie holmes, channel #9d eyewitness news. >> officials told him at this point, there's nothing they can do to save his house. he has already started to rally his thousands of followers on social media to save the property.

wftv.com/9investigates. as we go to break, here is a live look from our tower camera overlooking downtown orlando as the sun makes its way out on the saturday morning. coming up, another check of our weekend weather, and remember, you can interact with marina and me during the show this morning. find us both on twitter and facebook. first, here is a look at what's happening around central florida in the weeks ahead. for a complete list, go to

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state lawmakers will now suggest three people for a statute to represent florida at the u.s. capitol. statue of general play be replaced after a bill ruz recently passed by the florida senate. last year, representative diaz the statue removed. the statue has been there since 1922. a van crashed into a plane bound for tampa on the runway of a boston airport. take a look at this. this happened on friday ot logan international airport. a worker got out of his service van thinking it was in park, but it wasn't. that's when the van rolled into a jet blue plane with passengers on board. >> big bang and then jolt. the van went underneath the back of the plane so it lifted off the ground and came back down. >> customers say jet blue quickly put them on another flight, and they were only delayed about an hour. that is great news. coming up in the next hour

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right now on eyewitness news this morning, there is relief for a local grandfather after a 3-year-old disappeared with his mother and escaped inmate have been captured. right now -- >> believe me, you don't know how happy i am. >> we are asking when they could return to florida. >> we are following breaking news in daytona beach. police say there has been a